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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
3
Meridian Court and local news items appear in this column segment. It details court actions, neighborhood updates, and community notices involving residents, businesses, and local organizations with brief summaries and notices of schedules.
A garbled OCR wedding notice from Fort Worth lists attendees from Meridian High, Cato Junior College, and Laue tar Qa Cow, with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Rowell, Dr. Nowell, and others. The text also references obituaries, property surveys, and various street and land descriptions including Lake Whitney and Lakewood Harbor Sub, with many unclear fragments of names and places.
Doris Spaeth and Milton Dahl Jr were united in marriage at Doss Church on Saturday March 2. The ceremony featured a white altar with lighted tapers and guests including family from Fort Worth and nearby areas. The couple plans to establish their home on Nehley Avenue, with Dale as manager of a local Woolworth store.
A fragment notes Wanghier and Bue alongside OL in a notable meeting with Dick referenced. The terse line hints at an exchange or event involving these individuals, but the fragment provides limited context about location, date, or outcome.
Coleman Restor Burme Scholentic Honors At Tech. About 24 percent of freshmen attain high academic marks. Mr and Mrs Restor invited to attend the banquet and initiation. The Nesters plan events March 16 500 p.m. in the lounge of Dean Mal Paiva. Frank Jreth activities noted.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper item mentions a christening and church services but parts are garbled. Names such as Debra and Wain appear with unclear roles. concrete details and dates are unreadable.
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